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    How would I translate the following, please? This is for a trip I am taking to Greece, and I have a bad food allergy that I am making a card to give to restaurant staff to explain it. Thank you for your help! FAT AND OIL INTOLERANCE CARD: I CANNOT EAT ANY FATTY OR OILY FOODS INCLUDING ANY TYPE OF OIL (e.g. OLIVE, SUNFLOWER), FATTY MEATS (e.g, SALAMI, PORK, SAUSAGE), CHEESE, CREAM, SOUR CREAM. I WILL GET VERY SICK IF I EAT THESE FOODS, EVEN IN SMALL AMOUNTS.
    September 1, 2024
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    Generally not. A bathroom in a house may not contain a toilet as the toilet may be in its own separate room. However, all the above words can be used interchangeably to mean toilet. I’d say ‘loo’ and ‘WC’ are more British use, while ‘restroom’ and ‘bathroom’ are more American use when referring to a toilet.
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    September 23, 2019
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    The ‘they’ in this part “... deserves, they help to...” is a little unclear. Perhaps “our products” would work better, e.g “... deserves, our products help to...”
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    June 18, 2019
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    A more grammatically correct version would be “It was included on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list in 1984” or, “It has been included on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list since 1984.”
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    June 17, 2019
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    That would be ok, but a more correct version would be “I’m preparing to retire”
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    June 16, 2019
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    You could also use “a child of that age”
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    June 16, 2019
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    How would I translate the following, please? This is for a trip I am taking to Italy, and I have a bad food allergy that I am making a card to give to restaurant staff to explain it. Thank you for your help! FAT AND OIL INTOLERANCE CARD: I CANNOT EAT ANY FATTY OR OILY FOODS INCLUDING ANY TYPE OF OIL (e.g. OLIVE, SUNFLOWER), FATTY MEATS (e.g, SALAMI, PORK, SAUSAGE), CHEESE, CREAM, SOUR CREAM. I WILL GET VERY SICK IF I EAT THESE FOODS, EVEN IN SMALL AMOUNTS.
    June 16, 2019
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    It can mean that, especially the strong power of nature (e.g., an elemental force such as hurricane or a flood). but it can also mean something supernatural e.g. a god or spirit.
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    June 16, 2019
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    #2 is the correct version
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    June 16, 2019
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    It can be used as another way of saying “of course” or “sure”. An example would be Question: “Can I take the last piece of cake?” Answer “By all means”
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    June 16, 2019
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